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Research
Latest papers
Perinatal care experiences of Muslim women in Northwestern Ontario, Canada: A qualitative study.
Women and birth : journal of the Australian College of Midwives · 2021 · senior author
Demographic and traditional knowledge perspectives on the current status of Canadian polar bear subpopulations.
Ecology and evolution · 2016
Latest funding
- $42,420
Feeding our Relationships: Investigating Anishinaabe and Nubian Plant Relationships in the Context of Food Sovereignty, Biocultural Landscapes and Sustainable Development
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $18,845
Exploring lone-parent family social & economic realities in Inuit Nunangat
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $50,000
When the snow blankets the earth, it is time to tell stories: using digital technology and Indigenous storytelling to communicate research on Lac Seul First Nation's history
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Perinatal care experiences of Muslim women in Northwestern Ontario, Canada: A qualitative study.
Alzghoul MM, Møller H, Wakewich P, Dowsley M
Demographic and traditional knowledge perspectives on the current status of Canadian polar bear subpopulations.
York J, Dowsley M, Cornwell A, Kuc M, Taylor M
Feeding our Relationships: Investigating Anishinaabe and Nubian Plant Relationships in the Context of Food Sovereignty, Biocultural Landscapes and Sustainable Development
Principal investigators: Dowsley, Martha G.M.
Keywords: Food Sovereignty; Biocultural Approaches; Landscapes; Agroecology; Indigenous Knowledge; Sustainable Development; Anishinaabe; Nubia
Exploring lone-parent family social & economic realities in Inuit Nunangat
Principal investigators: Quintal-Marineau, Magalie
Keywords: Inuit social institutions; lone-parent families; gender dynamics; socioeconomic realities; economic arrangements
When the snow blankets the earth, it is time to tell stories: using digital technology and Indigenous storytelling to communicate research on Lac Seul First Nation's history
Principal investigators: Dowsley, Martha G.M.
Keywords: Indigenous storytelling; Anishinaabe place-based; digital technology; audio and video production; Indigenous youth; artistic expression; community-driven research; knowledge mobilization; environmental issues; colonialism; reconciliation
Biocultural approaches to polar bear Monitoring in NunatuKavut, Labrador
Principal investigators: Dowsley, Martha G.M.
Keywords: polar bear; conservation; local monitoring; cultural approaches; Inuit
A Tridimensional Approach to First Nations’ Land Use and Occupancy in Northwestern Ontario: an Applied and Culturally Relevant Pilot Study
Principal investigators: Oliveira, Frederico
Keywords: (1) Land Use and Occupancy Studies; (2) Northwestern Ontario First Nations; (3) Local Capacity Building; (4) Interdisciplinary Approach to Theory and Methods; (5) Training Students and First Nations Members; (6) Collaboration Between University and First Nations; (7) Mapping in Culturally Relevant Ways; (8) Improve Land Self-Management Skills
Resources and sustainable development in Arctic
Principal investigators: Southcott, Chris J.
Keywords: community development; resource development; Arctic societies
Social-ecological systems and change: indigenous involvement in management of polar bears in rapidly changing northern environments
Principal investigators: Dowsley, Martha G.M.
Keywords: social-ecological systems; common property; indigenous peoples; governance; tourism; polar bears; northern Canada; climate change; social change
Photovoice and photo-history: visualizing climate change from the Mocreebec perspective
Principal investigators: Lemelin, Raynald H.
Keywords: photovoice; climate change; community-based research
Inuit women and subsistence: social and environmental change
Principal investigators: Dowsley, Martha G.M.
Keywords: subsistence; sharing; social change; environmental change; Inuit; women; Arctic; Northern Canada
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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